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Coleen Anderson (left), Sherry Andarson and Dav Anderson

falk with friends. Sherry was surprised to find her backyard
and gazebo full of badminton players at a barbecue held In

her honor.

Jennifer Eastwood tried to
avold the photographer all
evening at the recent
farewell for her and Sherry
Anderson.

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Gayle Heenan (left), Dev Anderson (center) and Gordie Heenan greet friends ai the Badmin-
ton Club barbecue.

Friends reminisce
at farewell party

TERRACE — Members
of the Terrace Badmin-
ton Club, current and
past, gathered at the
Anderson’s on June 14
to say ‘‘Thanks’’ to
Sherry Anderson for all
she has done for badmin-
ton in the area and wish
her and family well in
their move to Ladner.

A barbecue had been
arranged and with hus-
band Dev’s help, club
members were able to be

on hand to. surprise
Sherry when she return-
ed home from visiting
friends. Although it was
raining the club members
were able to enjoy the
good food and company,
reminiscing with
members from previous
years and visiting with
Sherry and her family.
There were five members
present who had played
badminton when the
Anderson’s joined the

Photos and story by Betty Clent

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The party was a surprise for Sherry Anderson, shown arriv-
ing with husband Dev to find her backyard and gazebo oc-
cupled by Terrace Badminton Club members.

club 17 years ago. At the
time, badminton .was
played in the old Civic
Centre. The club moved
to Skeena School and
then to Thornhill Junior
Secondary where it
presently plays.

To commemorate the
hours spent in promoting
and playing badminton
in the area the club
presented to Sherry the
‘Sherry Anderson
Achievement Award’’
which will be given to a
Terrace Badminton Club
member each year to
acknowledge achieve-
ment in the sport. Guests
present also gave Sherry
two pieces of luggage in
the hope she would be
travelling back to the
area for tournaments.

The club also said

farewell to another
member, Jennifer
Eastwood, who is mov-
ing to Smithers and
presented her with a
thermal mat. Local bad-
minton players are sure
they will be seeing Jen-
nifer at the area tour-

naments,

Badminton Club members kept dry during the recent barbecue to say farewell to Sherry
Anderson and Jennifer Eastwood.

TERRACE — Skeena
Bridge was closed daily
on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week
for a general clean up.
Ken Rensby, district

technician for the

Bridge closed

Ministry of Transporta-
tion and Highways said
some deck planks
loosened with the- high
number of traffic on the
bridge. ‘‘We had to

renail these planks and
therefore it was
necessary to close the
bridge for those two
days.”’

Skeena Bridge was re-
opened on Friday, June
20.

Elleen Calanan, Steve
Thomas (center) and Steve
Dillabough watch the fire
and reminisce at the Bad-
minten Club barbecue for
Sherry Anderson.

Sherry Anderson's mother,
Florence Tucker (left) and
Joan Quast catch up on
news at the Badminton Club
barbecue,

Kathy Brewer attended the
recent Badminton Club
barbecue.

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